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 | | For he says that Minos consorted and discoursed with Zeus in the ninth year, and went regularly to be educated by Zeus as though he were a sophist. |
 | | Rhadamanthus was a good man indeed, for he had been educated by Minos ; he had, however, been educated, [320c] not in the whole of the kingly art, but in one subsidiary to the kingly, enough for presiding in law courts ; so that he was spoken of as a good judge. |
 | | For Minos used him as guardian of the law in the city, and Talos as the same for the rest of Crete. |
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